To the rear of the Château, Chenonceau, there is:
A) a fortified tower and a campanile.
B) a bridge, which later became the base for a grand dining hall.
C) a royal hunting estate, which later was turned into a royal garden.
D) a huge, glazed salon overlooking garden parterres.
E) a grid of trees and a circular open space.

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The Château de Chenonceau is famous for its bridge that spans the River Cher, which was later transformed into a grand gallery or dining hall.

To the Rear of the Château, Chenonceau, There Is